Part, Question
1 1, 12 | I say is true; where, I ~ask, do we see this? neither
2 1, 25 | Thinkest thou that I cannot ask My Father, ~and He will
3 1, 27 | according to the words, "I will ask My ~Father, and He will
4 1, 29 | that it is one thing to ask the ~meaning of the word
5 1, 29 | word animal, and another to ask its meaning when the ~animal
6 1, 29 | Also, it is one thing to ask the meaning of ~this word "
7 1, 29 | general; and another to ask the meaning of "person" ~
8 1, 29 | the definition, as when we ask; What is man? and we answer:
9 1, 29 | suppositum," as when we ask, ~What swims in the sea?
10 1, 29 | A fish. So to those who ask, Three ~what? we answer,
11 1, 30 | Jn. 5:7). To those ~who ask, "Three what?" we answer,
12 1, 30 | Trin. vii, 4) that when we ask, ~"Three what?" we say, "
13 1, 31 | in human affairs, if we ask, Who is this man? we answer, ~
14 1, 31 | suppositum"; whereas, if we ask, What ~is he? we reply,
15 1, 32 | three persons, to those who ask: "Whereby ~are They one
16 1, 36 | Trin. vii, 4): "When we ask, Three what? we say, Three ~
17 1, 50 | that an angel is such, we ask whether it is composed of ~
18 1, 50 | matter and form?~(3) We ask concerning their number.~(
19 1, 67 | around with the sun, ~we may ask why it is that when a lighted
20 1, 76 | Anima ii, 1): "We need not ask ~if the soul and body are
21 1, 76 | are one, as neither do we ask if wax and its shape ~are
22 1, 51 | that an angel is such, we ask whether it is composed of ~
23 1, 51 | matter and form?~(3) We ask concerning their number.~(
24 1, 68 | around with the sun, ~we may ask why it is that when a lighted
25 1, 75 | Anima ii, 1): "We need not ask ~if the soul and body are
26 1, 75 | are one, as neither do we ask if wax and its shape ~are
27 1, 106 | himself; as when the disciples ask ~instruction from the master.~
28 2, 2 | else: "for it is absurd to ask anyone what is his motive
29 2, 34 | for it seems absurd to ask anyone why he ~seeks to
30 2, 47 | who ~humble themselves and ask pardon, mitigate anger,
31 2, 74 | wherefore we ought ~to ask pardon for such thoughts
32 2, 84 | natural things we do not ask what always ~happens, but
33 2, 92 | something, as: "No man may ask a consecrated virgin in
34 2, 102 | oxen"; because God does not ask of ~man what he does with
35 2, 105 | to go to a fixed place to ask for ~judgment on doubtful
36 2, 109 | good Spirit "to ~them that ask Him." But what is in our
37 2, 114 | For what a man may justly ask of God, he may justly merit.
38 2, 114 | it would be ~useless to ask it of God in the petitions
39 2, 1 | according to Dt. ~32:7: "Ask thy father, and he will
40 2, 2 | Hier. vii), it is ~they who ask (Ps. 23:8): "Who is this
41 2, 15 | when ~their children should ask them, they should tell them
42 2, 16 | 2: Further, whatever we ask of God, we hope to obtain
43 2, 16 | obtain from Him. But ~we ask God to bring others to eternal
44 2, 16 | the saints, ~and that we ask men also for certain things;
45 2, 26 | lover ~and beloved, when we ask whether God can be wholly
46 2, 30 | without danger, he must ask the owner's consent, and
47 2, 37 | wherefore if one ~were to ask in general which of two
48 2, 60 | restitution, ~if possible, or to ask for a respite from the person
49 2, 60 | himself or through another to ask the person to ~whom he owes
50 2, 65 | that time; and thou shalt ask of ~them, and they shall
51 2, 67 | him that which he cannot ask in accordance with the order
52 2, 76 | Whether it is lawful to ask for any other kind of consideration
53 2, 76 | would seem that one may ask for some other kind of ~
54 2, 76 | Therefore he may lawfully ask for or even exact something
55 2, 81 | 5) Whether we ought to ask for something definite when
56 2, 81 | 6) Whether we ought to ask for temporal things when
57 2, 81 | namely, to command and to ask or beseech, ~imply a certain
58 2, 81 | 24) that "to ~pray is to ask becoming things of God."
59 2, 81 | we ought ~principally to ask to be united to God, according
60 2, 81 | anything to God, but to. ask to obtain something from ~
61 2, 81 | not only that we should ask for ~what we desire, but
62 2, 81 | precept of charity, whereas to ask comes under a precept of ~
63 2, 81 | 7:7, where it is said: "Ask ~and ye shall receive" [*
64 2, 81 | shall receive" [*Vulg.: 'Ask and it shall be given you.'].~
65 2, 81 | mercy on ~us," while we ask any of the saints "to pray
66 2, 81 | by praying to them, but ~ask it of the living by speaking
67 2, 81 | 1/1~Whether we ought to ask for something definite when
68 2, 81 | seem that we ought not to ask for anything definite when ~
69 2, 81 | iii, 24), "to pray ~is to ask becoming things of God";
70 2, 81 | according to James 4:3, "You ask, and receive not: ~because
71 2, 81 | receive not: ~because you ask amiss." Now according to
72 2, 81 | Therefore we ought not to ask for anything ~definite when
73 2, 81 | OBJ 2: Further, those who ask another person for something
74 2, 81 | Therefore we ought not to ask God for ~anything definite
75 2, 81 | them. Now it is useless to ~ask a person to give you what
76 2, 81 | Therefore we ought ~not to ask God for anything definite
77 2, 81 | taught His disciples to ask ~definitely for those things
78 2, 81 | Socrates deemed that we should ask the immortal gods for ~nothing
79 2, 81 | when we pray we ~frequently ask for what it had been better
80 2, 81 | holy desires, He makes us ask for ~what is right. Hence
81 2, 81 | When in our prayers we ask for things concerning our ~
82 2, 81 | 1/1~Whether man ought to ask God for temporal things
83 2, 81 | seem that man ought not to ask God for temporal things ~
84 2, 81 | he prays. We seek what we ask for in prayer. But we should
85 2, 81 | Therefore we ought not to ask for temporal things when
86 2, 81 | Therefore man ought not to ask God for temporal things
87 2, 81 | Further, man ought not to ask of God other than good and
88 2, 81 | Therefore we ~should not ask God for them in our prayers.~
89 2, 81 | From the very fact that we ask for temporal things not
90 2, 81 | subordinate to something ~else, we ask God for them in the sense
91 2, 81 | commenting on Jn. 16:23, "If you ask the ~Father anything in
92 2, 81 | when we pray we ought to ask for ~what we ought to desire.
93 2, 81 | piety ~and perseverance, and ask for things relating to his
94 2, 81 | is not to death, let him ask, and life shall be given
95 2, 81 | even lawful in praying to ask that temporal ~evils be
96 2, 81 | assigned. It is useless to ask for that to be hallowed ~
97 2, 81 | Therefore it is useless to ask for "the name of God to
98 2, 81 | then alone ~is it right to ask for something in our prayers
99 2, 81 | s Prayer not only do we ask for all ~that we may rightly
100 2, 81 | prayer not only teaches us to ask, but also ~directs all our
101 2, 81 | kingdom come," by which we ask to come ~to the glory of
102 2, 81 | and in this respect we ask: "Thy will be done on earth
103 2, 81 | temptation," whereby we do not ask not to be tempted, but not
104 2, 81 | name is not holy, ~but we ask that men may treat it as
105 2, 81 | the poor in spirit, let us ask that God's name be ~hallowed
106 2, 81 | blessed are ~the meek, let us ask that His kingdom may come,
107 2, 81 | ourselves the confidence to ask: which confidence ~is excited
108 2, 81 | said (Jn. 14:16): ~"I will ask My [Vulg.: 'the'] Father,"
109 2, 81 | grace. The Son ~is said to ask or pray in respect of His
110 2, 81 | the Holy Ghost is said to ask, ~because He makes us ask.~
111 2, 81 | ask, ~because He makes us ask.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
112 2, 81 | good Spirit to them that ask Him!" Therefore prayer ~
113 2, 81 | James ~1:6, "But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering."
114 2, 81 | He would not urge us to ask, unless ~He were willing
115 2, 81 | this other thing that we ask for ourselves be not useful
116 2, 81 | merit for instance if we ask of God the ~accomplishment
117 2, 81 | doubt we receive what we ask for, yet when we ought to
118 2, 81 | are laid down; namely, to ~ask - "for ourselves - things
119 2, 81 | we ~always obtain what we ask for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83]
120 2, 81 | iii, 24), "to pray ~is to ask becoming things of God."
121 2, 81 | properly so ~called, or we may ask for some thing indefinitely,
122 2, 81 | for impetrating what we ask for: and this ~either on
123 2, 81 | on account of ~which we ask to be heard, according to
124 2, 81 | approach Him of Whom we ask: and prayer is preceded
125 2, 86 | sakes," since whenever we ask a ~prelate for a dispensation
126 2, 87 | give her what she would ask ~of him. For this oath could
127 2, 93 | not encourage those who ask ~unlawfully. Yet Samuel
128 2, 95 | whether he knows what we ask, or whether he can and ~
129 2, 95 | necessity or usefulness to ask for that which is an effect ~
130 2, 95 | because when the Lord ~said: "Ask thee a sign of the Lord
131 2, 95 | he replied: "I will not ask, ~and I will not tempt the
132 2, 95 | For thus did ~the apostles ask the Lord that signs might
133 2, 95 | because, ~by refusing to ask a sign, he was an obstacle
134 2, 115 | give often, ~take seldom, ask never.' But he makes provision
135 2, 142 | amiss; by those of whom they ask something for the first
136 2, 142 | ashamed by those of whom we ask something for the first ~
137 2, 143 | it seems ridiculous to ask a man why he wishes to be
138 2, 148 | follow that it is a sin to ask a man ~to drink that which
139 2, 182 | fights for Christ his King, ask ~that he be made a priest,
140 2, 185 | afterwards he adds: "They all ask, they ~all demand to be
141 2, 185 | be compelled by ~want to ask for necessaries." Now this
142 2, 185 | was forced by necessity to ask for alms. Hence it is enjoined
143 2, 186 | that taketh away thy goods, ask them not again"; Cf. ~Mt.
144 2, 186 | 40], " . . . thy goods, ask them not again." If, however,
145 2, 187 | doubt about this, one should ask ~one's superior to decide" (
146 3, 8 | Moral. xv] on Job 21:29, "Ask ~any of them that go by
147 3, 12 | them questions." But to ask ~questions and to reply
148 3, 13 | Further, a man does not ask from another for what he
149 3, 15 | Hilary says (De Trin. x): "I ask those who think thus, ~does
150 3, 21 | seem becoming to Him to ask anything from anyone. Therefore
151 3, 21 | 2: Further, we need not ask in prayer for what we know
152 3, 21 | fitting that anyone should ask in prayer for what he knows
153 3, 21 | not fitting that He should ask anything in prayer.~Aquin.:
154 3, 21 | for benefits received, and ask in prayer for those we ~
155 3, 26 | Ghost, however, is said "to ask for us," because He makes
156 3, 26 | us," because He makes us ask.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[26] A[
157 3, 26 | no matter how short, we ask ~how it was that he did
158 3, 30 | learn anything, let them ask their husbands at ~home."
159 3, 30 | her ~doubt, would make her ask: "How shall this be done?"
160 3, 36 | wizards [magi], ~neither ask anything of soothsayers."
161 3, 36 | where; they believe and ask, as it were, betokening ~
162 3, 42 | Especially do those pagans ~ask this question who dare not
163 3, 44 | plants or brute animals, "ask not how it was just to ~
164 3, 44 | not the fruit season; to ask such a ~question is foolish
165 3, 47 | Father says by the ~Prophet: 'Ask of Me, and I will give Thee
166 3, 47 | militate against this answer: "Ask of Me, and I ~will give
167 3, 47 | words were addressed: ~"Ask of Me, and I will give Thee
168 3, 53 | one is said to merit, or ask from another, that of ~which
169 3, 58 | power; hence they did not ~ask to sit on the Father's right
170 3, 64 | anything ~whatsoever they shall ask, it shall be done to them
171 3, 68 | be proved, anyone ~might ask to be baptized again on
172 3, 68 | who are to be ~baptized ask of the Church that they
173 3, 79 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: We ask that this sacrament may
174 3, 80 | occult ~sinners, even if they ask for it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
175 3, 80 | to open sinners when they ask for it. Hence Cyprian writes
176 3, 80 | not be denied them if they ask for it. For since every
177 3, 80 | xxvi, 6): "If a sick man ask to receive the ~sacrament
178 3, 80 | let ~them, who heard him ask, bear witness, and let him
179 3, 83 | improper for the ~priest to ask: "Bid these things be borne
180 3, 83 | Lord's Prayer, in which we ask for our daily ~bread to
181 3, 83 | God Himself, in ~Whom we ask to share; because it is
182 3, 86 | seem absurd for anyone to ask even a man to forgive him
183 3, 87 | remission of venial sins, for we ask in the Lord's Prayer: ~"
184 3, 89 | the supper, he durst not ask Him, but deputed John to
185 3, 89 | Him, but deputed John to ask in ~his stead, afterwards
186 3, 89 | did not depute another to ask for him, what concerned
187 Suppl, 2 | sin. For one should not ask forgiveness for a sin unless
188 Suppl, 8 | the higher authority, or ask permission of the ~priest
189 Suppl, 20| confess to him but should ask permission to go to ~another,
190 Suppl, 24| expressed, or unless he ask to be absolved from excommunication
191 Suppl, 44| Divine and human law"; and we ask how these definitions differ.~
192 Suppl, 47| afterwards he wishes to ask for restitution, ~or at
193 Suppl, 47| judge, if he promised not to ask for ~restitution. But he
194 Suppl, 53| of ~continence can never ask for the debt without a sin,
195 Suppl, 53| tie does not bind him to ask for the debt, he cannot ~
196 Suppl, 53| for the debt, he cannot ~ask for it without sin, although
197 Suppl, 53| holds whether the wife ~ask expressly or interpretively,
198 Suppl, 53| however, that he ~may both ask and pay lest the marriage
199 Suppl, 53| wife ~who has always to ask; but if this be looked into
200 Suppl, 55| second, he must ~pay, but not ask, in the third he can both
201 Suppl, 55| third he can both pay and ask.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
202 Suppl, 55| church, we may rightly ~ask whether he should be allowed
203 Suppl, 56| relationship, loses the right to ask for the ~debt; but is bound
204 Suppl, 61| Therefore the one can forthwith ask for the marriage debt, and
205 Suppl, 62| to return to him, if he ask her, unless with his ~consent
206 Suppl, 64| Whether it is forbidden to ask for the debt at any particular
207 Suppl, 64| Whether it is a mortal sin to ask for it at a holy time?~(
208 Suppl, 64| the wife has no right ~to ask again, and in doing so she
209 Suppl, 64| not bound, and she cannot ask, but if it be ~an unlawful
210 Suppl, 64| debt if his wife does not ask for ~it?~Aquin.: SMT XP
211 Suppl, 64| debt if his wife does not ask for it. For an affirmative
212 Suppl, 64| marriage. Therefore unless she ask expressly for the debt,
213 Suppl, 64| to his wife although she ask not for it. ~Further, a
214 Suppl, 64| his wife even though ~she ask it not of him.~Aquin.: SMT
215 Suppl, 64| explicitly, ~as when they ask one another by words; secondly,
216 Suppl, 64| even though she does not ~ask for the debt explicitly
217 Suppl, 64| service, as a wife is to ask the marriage debt of her
218 Suppl, 64| for a menstruous wife to ask for the marriage ~debt? [*
219 Suppl, 64| for a menstruous wife to ask for the ~marriage debt.
220 Suppl, 64| has an issue of seed may ask ~for the debt. Therefore
221 Suppl, 64| offspring. ~Yet a leper can ask for the debt. Therefore,
222 Suppl, 64| menstruous wife is not allowed to ask for the debt, ~this can
223 Suppl, 64| least an unfruitful wife may ask for the debt ~during her
224 Suppl, 64| a woman is forbidden to ~ask for the debt during the
225 Suppl, 64| debt ~to her husband if he ask for it? [*This and the previous
226 Suppl, 64| debt even as she may not ask for it. For just as she ~
227 Suppl, 64| woman is never allowed to ask for ~the debt; and that
228 Suppl, 64| and that if her husband ask, he does so either knowingly
229 Suppl, 64| inclined. If however, he ask in ignorance, the wife may
230 Suppl, 64| ashamed ~than the wife to ask for the debt. Hence it is
231 Suppl, 64| that if one were never to ~ask for the debt, marriage would
232 Suppl, 64| Hence just as a wife cannot ~ask her husband for the debt
233 Suppl, 64| ought not to be forbidden to ask for ~the debt on holy days.
234 Suppl, 64| prayer. Therefore one may ask for the ~debt at some other
235 Suppl, 64| things, it is not ~lawful to ask for the debt.~Aquin.: SMT
236 Suppl, 64| Whether it is a mortal sin to ask for the debt at a holy time?~
237 Suppl, 64| that it is a mortal sin to ask for the debt at a ~holy
238 Suppl, 64| Para. 1/1~I answer that, To ask for the debt on a feast
239 Suppl, 64| a more grievous sin to ~ask for the sake of mere pleasure,
240 Suppl, 65| to pay both were both to ask at the same time.~Aquin.:
241 Suppl, 70| remain at ~last, we must ask what this is: because in
242 Suppl, 71| could not know of whom to ask suffrages for his dead,
243 Suppl, 71| sinners, when, to wit, they ask for ~something acceptable
244 Suppl, 72| Therefore neither should we ask the other saints ~to do
245 Suppl, 72| not for us even ~though we ask them to. Therefore it seems
246 Suppl, 72| more, therefore, should we ask the saints ~who are in heaven
247 Suppl, 72| mediators as it were, when we ask them to ~pray for us.~Aquin.:
248 Suppl, 72| to ~Him, but because they ask God to grant those prayers
249 Suppl, 72| Christ's ~blood is said to ask pardon for us. In both ways
250 Suppl, 72| avail to obtain what they ask, yet on our part ~they may
251 Suppl, 72| what God wills, nor do they ask save for what they will
252 Suppl, 75| and not granted: "If you ask the Father anything in ~
253 Suppl, 76| a difference whether we ask ~what can be done without
254 Suppl, 92| Raise the dowry, and ask ~gifts," and from Ex. 22:
255 Suppl, 96| Lord said this to those who ask that their debt be ~forgiven,
256 Appen1, 2| those who are in Purgatory ask to be set free, as ~appears
257 Appen1, 2| set free, they ~would not ask for prayers, as they often
258 Appen1, 2| etc. says: "It is vain to ~ask pardon after death for what
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